38 Stories To Learn About Lifehacks

Let's learn about Lifehacks via these 38 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

1. I Want to Stop Working for Money so I can Focus on my Personal Projects - Daniel O'keefe

A brief synopsis about me and my writing creations. Thanks for tuning in!

2. Die With Zero Regrets and 100% Fulfillment

How to die with zero regrets and 100% fulfillment?

3. How To Choose Your Next Username: 7 Creative Ways to Hack a Great Handle

If you decide to take your online personas seriously, here are seven fun ways to help answer the question:

4. My 12 Best Short Productivity Tips

My best short productivity tips to achieve your goals and avoid procrastination

5. Why the Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer

It’s just the way things are and have always been, or is it?

6. 19 Reasons To Date An Engineer

Why date an engineer? He has the right kind of confidence. He is incredibly rational. He doesn’t know how hot he is!

7. How To Remember What You Read: A Review of Readwise

A review of Readwise and how it helped me to remember effectively the books I’ve read.

8. 3 Life Lessons From John Grisham’s Writing Habits

Adopting a stoic mindset, employing consistent habits, learning to enjoy improving in our craft could bring meaningful insights into our efforts.

9. How to Maximize What You Love by Minimizing What You Hate

Last year I posted an article about how to find the things that you love. This year I collected more metrics and I learned how to make my day better.

10. Top 5 Tips to Pitch Your Way Into Startup Accelerators

Wondering how to get your startup into top startup accelerators like Y-Combinator and Techstars? Here are some tips that will help your application stand out

11. Are You Suffering From Achievemephobia?

What in the world is - achievemephobia?

12. How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 - Table of Links

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

13. Motivation from Mathematics: Hire for Slope, not Y-Intercept

Forget about the y-intercept; slope is the only thing that matters in the long run.

14. Practical Steps for Developing a Working Memory

It’s embarrassing for any executive or professional to forget the name of the person you just met, but it’s not life-changing. It’s the other working memory

15. The Do's and Don'ts of Starting a Podcast

The two main factors that determine a new show's popularity are the level of production and effort, and the consistency of the episode release schedule.

16. Hacking Your Psyche To Prevent Isolation Fatigue

Americans have been reporting increased feelings of depression, anxiety, loneliness, and even hopelessness at least once per week since the start of the COVID pandemic. In fact, at the end of April, 3 in 4 American adults expected a second wave of the virus and supported continued social distancing.

17. 5 Reasons Why You Should Start Blogging

The real reasons behind why i decided to start a blog and write. Putting your ideas or projects into the public makes you more accountable than having a mental

18. Tennis and the Immortal Soul

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

19. How to Fix an Ethernet Cable Plug (RJ45 Plug) and Other Ethernet Tips

Many of you have probably experienced problems with a broken RJ45 plug. The locking tab of RJ45 plugs breaks easily and this is one of the most common issues faced by the users of Ethernet cables. Now, I’ll tell you about a temporary solution that will help you make a connection with a broken plug more reliable.

20. Nothing in Life is Humdrum

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter X: Nothing in Life is Humdrum

21. Contributing to Open Source Privacy Projects is Easier Than You Think

I am sure that feel bored with your work from time to time. See how to solve it with a simple lifehack: Contribute to a privacy-related project.

22. Build a ‘Content Factory’ With a Tight Budget With Three Steps

Building a content 'factory' does not necessarily require a lot of people or a lot of money. It's only important to consider it a business-driven system.

23. Self-fulfilling Prophecies: Can Our Beliefs And Expectations Affect Reality?

Self-fulfilling prophecies describe predictions of a situation that can change our thoughts and behaviors, thus becoming real.

24. Pass On with Care: How to Hand Over Your Work Before You Quit or Go on Holiday

When go on vacation or quit, you should ideally organize your work in a way that those who stay at work do not get lost in chaos. Here is a checklist for you

25. How to Setup Shortcuts on iPhone iOS

The OSX 13 users have now a new opportunity to use Shortcuts. It is an interesting tool that helps automate frequently used features. Further, it may expand Siri’s features on iPhone. At the same time many iOS users don't actually know how to use this tool. If you belong to this group of people, you’ve come to the right place.

26. Hacking Your Momentum [Infographic]

Once you get going it’s easy to keep going. But getting started is another challenge. Taking that first step can seem insurmountable, especially now because we’re in the midst of a serious pandemic. Lots of people were thrown off their momentum by the pandemic, and it’s going to take a lot of effort to get going again.

27. Man, Know Thyself

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter VIII: The Reflective Mood

28. Asynchronous Communications Can Help Reclaim Lost Time

Have you ever felt like having done nothing after a full day of work? Do you find yourself going away from the office so you can finally get things done? Good news: you’re not alone. Bad news: this may be linked to how you communicate at work!

29. Getting Off the Beaten Path Is NOT EASY, BUT it Is Rewarding

If you want freedom, security, and privacy, it's possible and worth the investment.

30. Learning New Words Can Help You Recognize Your Emotions

By learning and applying new words and mental concepts, we will not simply react to what happens to us but stop, ask, revise.

31. Dangers to Avoid for the Sincere Aspirant Towards Life

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter XII: Dangers to Avoid

32. The One-Minute Exercise Approach Changed My Life

It may be nothing comparing with the radical discovery in science, but the switch in thinking can save us money and time we spend on our health.

33. Lessons I Learned About Writing

As I started writing articles for this blog for over a year now, I thought to review the lessons I learned about writing during this journey.

34. JOMO Will Increase Your Productivity by x97

Jomo is the opposite of FOMO. And FOMO is a pandemic right now. In this article, we will give tips to enjoy JOMO.

35. Emancipation Starts in the Kitchen

What is the link between industrial/organizational psychology and modern kitchen layouts? It all started with Lillian Gilbreth.

36. Wise Ideas from 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel

Money does not buy happiness, money buys freedom. Having a bit of wealth means the possibility of taking time off from work when feeling burned out or sick.

37. Embrace the Wisdom of Japan: 10 Experiential Secrets to Living an Incredible Life in 2023

. By learning and implementing these experiential secrets from Japanese culture, you can take control of your life and make the most of every moment.

38. Life Hacks You Wish You Knew Growing Up

In this thread, our community shared the main lessons they've learned throughout lo life - from exercising to investing in education and seizing the day.

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